Shanghai Shenhua announce signing of Carlos Tevez on £615,000 per week deal as former Premier League striker moves to the Chinese Super League
* Carlos Tevez joins China's Shanghai Shenhua from his former club Boca Juniors
* Tevez becomes the world's highest-paid player - earning £615,000 per week
* Ex-Manchester Untied and City striker joins a horde of stars heading for China
* Chelsea have agreed to sell midfielder Oscar to Shanghai SIPG in £52m deal
Carlos Tevez has finalised his move to Shanghai Shenhua where he becomes the highest-paid footballer in the world, earning an estimated £615,000 per week.
The former West Ham, Manchester United and Manchester City striker is the latest star to head for the riches of the Chinese Super League, leaving his boyhood side Boca Juniors.
Tevez, 32, will have a medical before meeting up with his team-mates having agreed his mammoth personal terms.
He will work under former Chelsea and Tottenham midfielder Gustavo Poyet, who took over as Shenhua manager last month.
Boca Juniors wished Tevez their best wishes in a statement announcing his departure, which included the message: 'Good luck Carlitos. You will always be in our hearts.'
The striker, who returned to his boyhood side in the summer of last year, scored 25 goals in 56 matches in his second spell at Boca, winning Argentina's Primera Division and the Copa Argentina
Former Premier League striker Carlos Tevez has signed for Chinese club Shanghai Shenhua
Shenhua unveiled Tevez as the world's new highest-paid player on a £615,000 per week deal
His new salary marks a huge increase from the relatively-modest wages he was earning in Buenos Aires.
Last season, Shenhua had a number of big names with history in Europe on their books including former Chelsea striker Demba Ba, Newcastle United old boy Obafemi Martins, and ex-Inter Milan man Fredy Guarin.
They finished fourth in the Chinese Super League in 2016.
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melihat besarnya gaji yg diberikan kepada Tevez, bisa2 pemain2 dunia lebih memilih liga China daripada MLS nih sbg tempat 'menghabiskan' karirnya